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AJ Feuerman

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California, Los Angeles, United States
As seen in: LAist, Forces of Geek
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Celebrate Pi Day By Eating A Few Of LA's Best Pies

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By AJ Feuerman
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Start your day with LAist Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Editor's note This article was originally published ahead of Pi Day 2019 and has been updated throughout with new information on locations and, sadly, a number of closures. Please let us know if you spot something that still needs updating. Happy Pi (Eating) Day to all! It's time for the flakiest, crustiest food holiday of the year: Pi Day. In 1988, physicist Larry Shaw decided to honor the endless mathematical constant.
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‎All Time Faves, a list of films by AJ Feuerman • Letterboxd

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Celebrate Pi Day By Eating A Few Of LA's Best Pies

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By AJ Feuerman
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Mince pies wait to be eaten before the Wookey Hole Big Eat Mince Pie Eating Contest on November 29, 2006 in Wookey Hole, near Wells, England. (Matt Cardy/Getty Images) It's time for the flakiest, crustiest food holiday of the year: Pi Day. In 1988, physicist Larry Shaw since to honor the endless mathematical constant. Since then, mathematicians have celebrated π, which rounds to 3.14, on March 14, a date that also happens to be Albert Einstein's birthday.
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